National Women’s Pickleball Foundation (NWPF), a newly formed non-profit, has officially launched to promote pickleball and use it to empower women and communities. The foundation’s inaugural event, “Power with a Purpose,” will take place in Boca Raton, Florida, bringing together players, advocates, and supporters.
Foundation’s Mission and Vision
The NWPF is the first women-organized public charity dedicated to growing pickleball by providing courts, programs, and equipment. The foundation aims to make the sport accessible to those in need while promoting physical and mental well-being.
“This event is more than just a celebration. It’s a call to action to empower women, foster a welcoming atmosphere, and promote sportsmanship and philanthropy through pickleball.” – (Catherine Barton, Co-President of the NWPF)
Pickleball’s Growing Popularity
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the U.S., attracting millions of players. NWPF hopes to ensure that people of all backgrounds can enjoy the sport’s benefits.
“We envision a world where people can thrive on and off the court through the power of pickleball. Our goal is to create opportunities that inspire confidence, promote wellness, and celebrate everyone’s achievements.” – (Alita Friedman, Co-President of the NWPF)
Impact and Future Goals
The foundation is committed to supporting pickleball enthusiasts through education, advocacy, and community programs. By fostering inclusivity and access, NWPF aims to create lasting change within the sport.
News in Brief: National Women’s Pickleball Foundation
The National Women’s Pickleball Foundation (NWPF) has launched to promote pickleball and empower women through access to courts, programs, and equipment.
Its inaugural pickleball event, “Power with a Purpose,” will take place in Boca Raton, Florida. NWPF aims to foster inclusivity, wellness, and community engagement, ensuring more people can benefit from the rapidly growing sport.
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